Botswana’s largest privately owned oil company, Kwa Nokeng Oil, is embroiled in a legal scandal. The company is being sued for P42 million by a client following the termination of a contract signed by the company’s Director of Operations, who is allegedly working in the country without a valid work permit. According to papers before High Judge Justice Reuben Lekorwe, SHEER CLIFF INVESTMENTS (PTY) LTD argues that it has discovered that Dries Oberholzer who is the director of Kwa Nokeng is an undocumented worker.
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